Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-09-21
LOCAL AND OTHER JoTs.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
SensineI's Reporter.

scrip ~ IEOnt inc NOte"DOOk Of tne
SensineT's Reporter.
There are over 20 men working In the
Jackson mine.
Sheriff Sweeney returned home from
the west yesterday.
The big ditch was we'll flushed by yes
terday's rainstorm.
The Richmond Company are having a
new floor laid on their ore scales.
Peerless was assessed Is cents and
Weldon 20 cents per share yesterday.
Mrs. D. j. J. Mclaughlin, of Ruby
Hill, arrived home from Los Angeles yes
terday.
Jake Brennan shot and killed Samuel
Dodson near Gold Lake, Sierra county,
last Wednesday.
We had q warm shower OF rain yester-
day, which laid the dust on the streets and
did q great deal of good.
A number OF men have been discharged
from the Savage, Hale & Norcross and
Chollar during the past few days.
Miss Mary Leonard, of Virginia City,
occupies an important position in the Office
of Controller Dunno Of California.
Tramps are infesting Carson to such an
extent that the papers there threaten the
formation of a vigilance committee.
The Idaho Central Railroad has been
completed and is now carrying passengers
and freight to the bluff opposite Boise
City.
The remaining household goods of ALI
Harris will be sold at auction at his resi-
dence on Thursday, the 22d instant, at II
o'clock A. M.
Dan Lewis has quit driving stage from
Eureka to Union, but has q ~well-equipped
line now running between Union and the
E.. d P. railroad. (.
j. B. Kenny, who was a short time ago
appointed cadet to West Point from this
State, has been very sick during the past
week, but is now improving.
There will be six State tickets in the
field in New York this Fall. the Repub-
lican, Democratic, Union Labor, United
Labor, Temperance and Socialist.
Joe Flynn, at Union City. this county,
wishes to employ 25' or 80 good woodchop-
pers and coalburners Immediately. See
advertisement under the head OF New
To-day"
Colonel Hardin, the Nevada cattle king,
is driving a Thousand head Of cattle from
his northern ranch across the country to
Cottonwood. California, where they will
be Wintered.
Supt. Beebee informs us that the Silver
Conner mine is looking exceptionally
we'll. An important development has
lately been made on the 300 level. They
have Is feet Of clean ore Of fair grade.
Carson Appeal: The Nevada Indians
who went over the mountains to pick hops
in California have followed the trail back
full of grunting discomfort. They say:
"Too much hop one pound. ALI day no
CATCH"
Judge Leonard Of our Supreme Court
has just returned from an extensive east
ern trip. He tells the Reno Gazette, that
the general opinion East is that Cleveland
and Blaine are 10 be the Presidential
candidates again next year. To our
mind there is hardly q doubt Of it.
w. E. Griffin, agent for Wells, Fargo 4
Co., returned yesterday from Union,
which he appears to think will make a
live camp. He says that the furnace is as
good q model as he has ever seen, and that
il is running as smoothly as could be
wished.
Walter g.. Stoddard, of Grass Valley.
CAL, died at his residence at that place
on the 18th inst. after several weeks i'll
ness. He was a most estimable gentleman,
and was well known TO many Eureka peo-
pie who formerly resided at Grass Valley.
who will be deeply panied to learn OF his
death.
Hiram johnson leaves to-day for Salt
Lake City. He goes to assist in the man
agement Of the business Of the firm Of
Remington d Co., Of which he lie q mem
Der. He has been a leading citizen, and a
prominent business man Of Eureka for II
years. We are sorry TO lose him. Wish
him a1caaaq in hio paw Gald